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Digital solutions venture Keytree creating nearly 100 jobs in Port Talbot

The global tech consultancy have moved into the town's former magistrates building

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Global digital solutions venture Keytree is creating nearly 100 jobs at its new operation in Port Talbot.

The firm has invested in a new managed services centre at the recently renovated magistrates building in the town.

Keytree, which currently employs 35 at its new larger offices, plans to increase its head count to 120 over the next 12 to 18 months, with a recruitment process under way.

The technology consultancy and product developer said its new centre will enable continued growth, fuelled by demand from existing clients who include Jaguar Land Rover, ARM, Greggs, BP, Wales & West Utilities and the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ Ministry of Justice.

The company first set up an operation in Port Talbot two years ago.

Its chief executive  Dan McNamara, said “As an organisation we are committed to delivering the highest quality solutions for our customers. This expansion in South Wales will allow us to continue to innovate and expand, attract and develop the best people and support them in achieving their potential which will undoubtedly benefit our existing and future customer base.

"We look forward to continued growth in the region and further engagement with local businesses and the wider community.”